National Republican., 1887-11-11
THE STOCK MARKET WEAK.
Several scares Used to Dspress the
Prices Of Securities.

New YORK, Nov. 10.-The stock market
to-day was weak almost all day long, and
prices tonight show material losses in all
the active stocks. The dealings for the
most part were dull, because the bulls took
little interest in the market apparently.
The immediate depressing influence was the
illnese OF the German crown prince, which
caused the throwing over OF stocks In
Europe and the selling by the foreigners
here ss natural consequence. The excite.
ment In Chicago over the anarchists was
made the means OF intimidating buyers by
the bears, TO which was added some ham
mering. The bulls seemed to offer no re.
sistance to the reaction, and are believed
not to be averse to II, as roalizations OF late
have left some OF them without line OF
stocks.
The opening was fairly steady, but the
market showed weakness Immediately, and
during the first hour there wgs an active
trading. Prices were quite well held until
toward II O'Clock, when the resistance was
removed, and on q dull and upinteresting
market prices sagged off slowly; the lluc.
tuatlons being confined to the smallest
limits, and the dealings entirely devoid OF
feature OF any sort. In tho last hour the
decline made more progress and the close,
though dull, was weak at the lowest prices
reached.
Money on call has been easy, ranging
from 4 to 81, last loan at 4, and closing
offered at 4. Sterling exchange 10 dun and
steady. Actual business at 4Sl2 to 4S2
for co day bills and 4S5f TO 1851 for demand.
Posted rates 4S2! to 1861. Government
bonds dull and steady to firm. State bonds
dull and steady.
Treasury balances $l91, ,56l ,6os;
currency, l1,3iI705.
The following were tho closing bid quota
uons
nn,, 4, i27 ~ coup, 1881; Pac; esol ,sS. ISi Sl
La. Cons. ei; Mo; 6s q 81, lOi;' N. G. Con-
G., ia I5i 90; so Is 81 .ia Te9oes'oS So new 9S
lGs;' cen, fSc. sfsts, ii5,S; Denver 'S aud
Rio Grnnde flrsts, 78i NJ X, and IT., gen. 6s, 7Os;
do. 5s, IA; Nolihern Psc; irsts; llS; DO.
debenture, 105; 81. l. and San Fran. +lli: 81.
Paul con. l2o; st. l. Chicago, and Pac: ilrsts.
| 10; Southern Pac. frsts, 100; T. p: R. g. & G.,
1906 Adams Express, 40: Alton and T. n.
Line pid., .9si 3. 9. aud X; n, 80; Canada
Ches and Ohio, ?; Chicago and Alton. 1856;
land @ SnS i col col $s1I Con; 5 Coal, y; pei: and
2ai Erie, y.1s; do. pfis 6iJ5; Fort Wayne, ls6;
| Harlem, ll0; Hous. Il Tex, %: III. Cent. III;
Kansas 4 Texas. lsi&;, l.. E. \ W, 15}S;
@ Man hUre Con, VII is; M 'aa and Nni ehsi, oi S5
si55; Mob. and O., 10; Mar. and e., *IS6;
n: Chat, u; N. J. Cen, 20; Norfolk and
Western pfd., 4OI; Northern Pac, 2l9s; do. pii :,
VI ttn nor'RYSs'SGh io Chicago & and Isl s. Rsi Pc do
pfd., 2S55l: ohio and Miss, -23l1sS do. pid., So
Oregon Nav, Sg1l; ,Pae. Mali, 3Sl1, Pitts
RqirE 1Sl Reaaipg eS Rich Rncs and Ae
st. Louis and San. Fran, &c; do. pfd
7O2l do; first pfd., no. St, Paul, 1873; do. pid
li2i st 7. and o.; 8s5s do. pfd.; l07 Tenn
dsJS; U. s. X, 81; wab. Pac, 10; d. MD, 29A
Wells Fargo, 1877: West. Union, 777s Silver
Certificates, 96l4 Cotton OIL Trust, "; Quick
silver. 81; do. pfd.. %.
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